Long HARD Hoof TRIM and SHOE

#hooftrimming #asmr #oddlysatisfying #satisfying #horse
‪@idahohorseshoeingschool‬

[@gingerbiscuit4871]

I have never seen a hoof blow torched before, the horse was so well behaved. Great job and I’m sure the horse is a lot more comfortable.

[@kirstib1]

Me either! And I've had horses my entire life!

[@OldManLuffy]

When they're hooves are too hard it's usually from them being kept on hard dry ground or concrete if they're kept in a pasture they're hooves won't get hard like that and the only way to cut them when they're hard like that is to torch them first

[@Jmmarshall69]

That was unexpected to be sure. Also, why am I watching these videos? Damn rabbit holes. 🐇

[@1959Berre]

It must have been a hell of a gamble when the first farrier who tried this said: "Let's blow torch that hoof and see where we end up". Nah, like most new procedures I guess they probably must have tested it on a dead horse

[@jaiprakashojha6669]

@@OldManLuffy M I IIM

[@jamesb.9155]

5:16 You got to love the beautiful straight line he makes with those clippers! Never seen such skillful of the clippers or the use of the hand held torch to soften the hard tissues. The final outcome IS truly a Work of Art!

[@murielmcallister855]

New techniques sincé I have been around horses. You corrected the damages and over growth with professional ease. The filler is a great idea. Used to just have to wait out the growth.

[@lotte5173]

Respect! Without KZbin I would never have the chance to watch this. Awesome....

[@intrepidinvestigator5539]

I was thinking the same thing. I’d never have seen this in a million years

[@jvan5415]

Wow Guys! This was amazing! The torch about blew me away. Our grandpa was a ferrier for ovrt 60yrs. He was ths best arounnd Vermont and New Hampshire. Self taught. He would be wowed at all you do now! Hat s off to you all.

[@jvan5415]

@@SanchoKobe He couldn't! Forced to start at 7yrs old learning the trade. He was a child slave. ( white) Knarled hands and bent back. He was not our blood grandpa, but we loved him. Amazing , loving man!

[@StoutShako]

I'm sorry he's not around anymore. Sounds like a great guy :(

[@hak-en-slash4636]

You guys do good, honest work out there, keeping those horses comfortable. I can tell how much you care about each and every patient and it makes me happy to see it.

[@PeterPaul175]

What amazes me is just how patient horses are.

[@diggetydogdoggetydoo]

It was helpful to see the trimmed pieces stacked up and made a great visual of how much you cut off. Thanks!

[@jackreeves3001]

You guys don't get paid enough. The care you give these horse's is outstanding! Thanks for sharing your time and talent! KANSAS

[@hegeravdal4001]

A pleasure to watch this trim and shoeing. The torch... Holy moly! And I got a little peek at that beautiful appaloosa blanket when the camera zoomed out! Good horse. Great farrier.

[@markerickson4273]

You guys and ladies make that chore look so easy. Thank you

[@Brembelia]

There is something so rewarding and satisfying to see such neglect get turned into a beautiful work of craftsmanship. Thanks for sharing. 😊

[@0474tk]

You guys are amazing. Bringing relief to these animals. And giving the every best care. Lovely skill set

[@sombatone]

This got to be one of the most satisfying things to watch... amazing, thanks

[@cubnation]

Just a masterful piece of work! I love how you made the clip and again made the shoe fit the hoof and not the other way around. Wow! The shoe should always be an extension of the horse's hoof.

[@leyuwondafrash8816]

I never thought or imagined i'd be here, watching a horse get their hooves fixed. but here i am and im enjoying it

[@darylmorse]

You made that look so easy. Really impressive. I think being a ferrier must be hard on the lower back.

[@kittysoftpaws3677]

You're right I'm not even a farrier but I used to volunteer at a horse stable where I helped keep the horses fed and groomed and I would always clean theirs hooves even the really big guys and sitting there even just scrubbing hooves is a huge chore

[@SunsetEnvy]

It is, since when you hold a leg up the horse is just leaning on you a little, it's hard to keep balance if it's a heavy one.

[@l.mcmanus3983]

I continue to be amazed with the quality and care that goes into every shoe on every horse. The attention to detail is great. And every horse gets a nice finishing touch. I love seeing all the myriad of ways trims and shoes can customized to suit each horse, even if this one was relatively straightforward.

[@margonzalez8213]

Woo ww no sabía qué alguien hiciera aún estos trabajos los felicito son unos artesanos saludos desde México 🇲🇽

[@mariroberson-soranch1476]

That had to be about 20 weeks of growth! I was really surprised how good the hoof looked though afterwards. The only real distortion I saw was a slight "jam" in the lateral hairline. Hoof rings were evenly spaced from what I could see and looked like he might be a little flat footed. Good structural integrity on those appy hooves! Impressive. I deal with rock hard hooves since I live in an arid climate. Didn't know using a torch could soften them up. Might try at some point. Great job!

[@jdm6613]

I know Nothing about horses and was surprised about the torch too. I wonder how one knows how long to use the torch. I would fear getting the hoof too hot and having heat traveling up and burning the horse.

[@ElveeKaye]

The Hoof GP uses a torch on cows' hooves! I didn't know it could be used on a horse's hooves, too.

[@platedlizard]

@@jdm6613 hoof doesn’t transmit heat well, it would take many many minutes of burning before the horse would even feel warmth from a torch let alone actual heat. Burning it makes sense, sort of like making a dugout canoe, you burn the inside to creat char that’s easier to carve away

[@abigailjacob4043]

I've never seen a farrier use a torch on a hard hoof before!! But if an arid climate makes hooves harder, maybe it's never needed around my area. We're in hot, humid Kentucky and the problem for us was always worrying about our horses getting thrush on their frogs.

[@jamesb.9155]

My hat's always off to you super professionals. Thanks for the insightful commentary here!

[@MH-vr2lq]

I'm amazed by how even all of your nipping was! So straight, no jagged edges!

[@l.mcmanus3983]

I’ve noticed that the way he loosens and twists to the side after each nip keeps the inner blade lined up with the previous cut. There is deep beauty in such economically elegant motions.

[@Matt-my7pz]

Yeah crazy skill built there! Was awesome

[@cinderblock2289]

Shocked at the overall length of these hooves. You did fantastic job ‼️

[@NAVEENKUMAR-pu8yd]

The absolute craftsmanship amazing to watch

[@diecastdungeon8970]

Absolutely fascinating for an old city kid. You have learned your craft and skills well! 🇺🇸

[@atDrinkH2o]

I love watching this. It's a form of art 🎨 ✨️ 😍

[@atherisGAY]

Amazing.. such clean cuts with the clippers. So much love and care with the shoes. Fantastic work 👏

[@margritneuenhagen6950]

Wow, that is a beautiful looking shoe, great work !

[@jobquijada9496]

Very good work. Thanks for the advice. as I do that job on my horses and I asked Maupin Farrier Co... that question about hard hoof or frog you know. and they never answered me!!! since the horses on my ranch have a very hard hoof! Thanks again for sharing your knowledge and great job. Greetings from Sonora Mex.

[@Noemi_14.22_]

De g ya era tguxz no lo

[@silviamayanaval8]

Lo. No Mari ñ. W ni

[@Copyright-di4we]

I'm not a farrier by any means but i'd try soaking the hooves in water instead of using the blowtorch.

[@cubnation]

@Job Quijada, If I was drowning I wouldn't ask Maupin "Farrier" Co. for help. 😖😖😖

[@richardstephens5570]

@@Copyright-di4we That would take days, and that would have been the owners responsibility. The farrier did what he had to do, and it worked.

[@kirstenocallaghan6974]

So nice watching a real pro doing everything possible to help the very well behaved and patient horse. It was a pleasure to see the end result. One lucky horse getting such a nice job done to his hooves. Thank you for excellent and interesting video. Watching from Copenhagen, Denmark, Scandinavia.

[@МаринаХушдилова-т8н]

Виртуозная работа мастера. Браво!!

[@juliecampbell5009]

That's amazing. It looks so much better. I didn't think you would be able to do it in one trim. I am really impressed. That's a lucky horse to have you working on him. Even made your own clip. Hopefully in the future they trim the horse more regular. Could get ugly if left a long time with that clip on

[@apachespook71]

Dang ...! Who knew you could take a torch to the bottom of a horse's hoof? Learned something new today !!

[@cesarcavalo3719]

Excelente trabalho, excelente animal,bonissimas ferramentas, és muito habilidoso, muito obrigado por postar um vídeo tão enriquecedor,Deus lhe retribua com prosperidade

[@stellaharalson4390]

Muy cierto

[@yumikonanba6879]

私は日本人です。上手く気持ちが伝われば嬉しいです。 とても、丁寧な馬蹄に感動しました。馬への愛情を感じました。 貴方は素晴らしい職人です⭐️

[@marshadavies8440]

Very experienced & caring Farrier.

[@dianestedman1789]

I have watched a lot of these , with cows too, but never saw a fire being use. Amazing!! Great job

[@tazattk]

Excellent work; first time I've seen a hoof being torched like that, but the results were obvious. Great video.

[@teremoanatuau8837]

Excellent workmanship!! Enjoyed watching.

[@FITZIEBLUE]

an aggressive approach with a gentle, thoughtful, careful application. And the proof is in the pudding; the healed hoof

[@jasonanders7003]

Thank you for sharing this skilled set of hands.

[@anneterry3660]

The farrier, not just a skill, it is art. Farrier's must never stop being challenged and learning is what I take away from these videos.

[@voiceofreason7856]

2:00 in - That looks like an Appaloosa's hoof, as do the horse's markings, when we see the long shot of him. I had a couple of Appaloosas and their feet were pretty much indestructible in their hardness/ toughness. My blacksmith used to often comment on them, and how good they really were ! With feet that hard, on this horse, does he really need shoes ?! Just saying. :)

[@Ramona57-TX]

I was really watching the angles os the entire foot on the before and after. What a nice improvement,

[@childofcascadia]

Its always so satisfying when the farrier nips the hoof wall off in one continuous piece from the point of the bar to the other.

[@paulstanley31]

Should be some happy dogs after that trim! Never seen a torch used before, and it sure did the trick!

[@faithmitchell7683]

Okay now I have 2favorite Farriers you and S&S Horseshoeing. You make it look so easy and I know it is not easy.

[@Stothehighest]

As a question. If harder hooves are hard to trim. Is there a reason you don't have the horses stand on damp straw for a while to soften the hooves?

[@titoorti5658]

You are doing the best shoes I ever seen.

[@vincentdinapoli9399]

Beautiful job......pleasure to see!! Thank you.

[@kennethblackmon66]

nice job love watching you care more about the shoe fitting the horse than some people who are fitting shoes for people

[@lellowranger]

I can tell whoever shoots these is having fun. Way to go getting that slick rack focus around 6:23! Also the steady camera, mix of close-ups and wide-shots really tells the full story. Love it!

[@Miss.kittty]

Wow that looks like hard work. Like trying to cut concrete. Great job. Enjoyed watching the restoration.

[@raulrodriguez3961]

Hun trabajo muy bien hecho gracias y saludos cordiales 🇪🇦🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

👍👌👏 Kind of artwork. Best regards luck and health to all involved life forms (humans and animals).

[@denisethompson3819]

I said to friend as we watched you work, 'that horse was not shod correctly, the hoof not cut back enough ' poor horse '. Good job this time it is smaller and better fitting. Beautiful job farrier. Thanks a lot for setting it right.🇦🇺🐎🍎🍎🍎🎆💯👍👍👄

[@SA-hf3fu]

We never used to shoe our pleasure Appaloosas. They're known for their tough feet. Never saw the torch used before. Interesting and good job!

[@kaytlinjustis5643]

Quick question about hoof care. Can you soak hooves in warm water first before trying to clip and style the hooves for arid climates? I have read a long ways back that it helped as long as you do two a day to prevent you and your horse from tiring out, plus it helps build trust if you do it often. Another question. How many times is recommended for caring for your horse hooves? Clip and shoe them every few weeks? I just had enough practice from a childhood of horseback riding and a Girl Scouts field trip to know to clean away pebbles, dirt and rocks from hooves after a ride. ^^

[@szonda143]

I get the torch thing...my pedicurist needs to use on e of those on my feet on occasion. Hahaha All kidding aside, I'm a dog guy. What you guys do...like magic to me. I've always loved horses, never had the resources nor the needed space for them. I always felt they were a majestic animal. Thank God for amazing, caring craftsmen like yourself.

[@DippedInDarkCrimson]

This was a great video. Thank you

[@jotaroslegs2345]

Very nice manicure there. Great job.

[@mariaelenaalvarezcuartas4902]

WOW!!!!!YOU ARE A PERFEC ARTIST!!!!THANK YOU FOR THESE POOR ANIMAL...👏👏👏👏👏👋SPAIN.

[@alushta-t5j]

Я поражаюсь этим профессионалам. Эти ребята действительно любят лошадей, свою работу, и имеют огромные знания

[@denisethompson3819]

That's great a really good cut back. More shaw footed. 👍🐎💯

[@michaelinekelley-boyet1713]

A true art form!

[@Tuvoluntas]

I'm just sitting here imagining myself going for a pedicure, being told my nails are super hard, and watching the nail tech pull out a torch to soften them up. Horse hooves are wild.

[@josemandujano7626]

Exlente video para el caballo 🐎 saludos desde nor Hollywood California benidiciones felicidades amigo 👨‍💼 el caballo 🐎🌾🚜

[@stowers157]

Great job! That was one tough hoof.

[@castleguard_of_xbox360]

Man, did not expect to see so many farriers in the same place. That must be a lot of horses!

[@Foxhunter49]

I bet the horse appreciated the heel support! Nice work.

[@fictionalreality3238]

It's amusing to watch the horse hair float around you as you're shoeing the horse. It's all over your jacket sleeve 😆

[@soapyjay5764]

Bless that guys back. Mine hurt watching this.

[@queenofthegoldenkingdom]

Oooh warm and toasty hoof. 😊

[@Sychonut]

Great work. Makes me wonder what wild horses do in nature. Do their hooves wear down more?

[@Mehlogical]

Nice username 😂 made me do a triple take

[@Vejitatheouji]

As someone who knows next to nothing about horses, I was kind of wondering the same thing.

[@lenavild673]

Yes

[@Copyright-di4we]

Horses in nature don't have horseshoes. they wear down naturally. The horses with the weakest and deformed hooves wind up living a shorter life though, so natural selection takes care of making sure the ones that live in the wild are stronger.

[@ChrisRylandMusic]

@@Copyright-di4we Exactly, poor footed horses don’t get to breed as much in the wild…

[@XpurlX]

Really good job👏🏻

[@randomvielleuse527]

Amazing work. I've never seen a blow torch used on hooves before but it makes sense. Scary to watch for the first time, though!

[@winfriedbauer2280]

My brother was a farrier in, and then after the army; what an amazing craft!

[@kenqiao3946]

Very nice and clean work.

[@marlaclarambeau327]

Kudos to whomever was holding the camera as you did excellent closeups.

[@MissLady-pq4hc]

Wow, that was one long hoof. Great work.🐴💙

[@MikeDiCiero]

beautiful work

[@TMats100]

Fascinating. I have never seen the trick of heating the sole with a propane torch to soften before. Curious, it looked like you twisted off the nails on the outside of the hoof, but bended over the nails on the inside, true? Why?

[@ruthwilson7451]

Nice work!

[@Cujopup67]

I saw someone do this while I was high on acid, and I thought it was the most satisfying thing I had ever seen... ever...

[@denniscoughlin7437]

Wow that was awesome. What a difference.

[@Dilly_Dilly_Dale]

I saw he put pressure on the horses tendons on the lower leg to get his foot up, havnt seen that technique it worked like a charm ive seen guys just tap the leg to let the horse know they're there then just yank it up

[@TheCultureshock101]

It's just crazy to me how SOMEONE figured out that you can safely USE A BLOWTORCH ON A HORSE'S FOOT without hurting or scaring the horse and without damaging the hooves! That's amazing!

[@platedlizard]

If you think about it they’ve been applying red-hot horseshoes to hooves for centuries so it makes sense a blowtorch would be fine.

[@wattienewton5967]

Nice clean job man

[@logarithmic7]

So smooth! I'd let ya even do my nails!

[@andyg3]

absolutely beautiful job

[@arming4823]

He is professional worker in this project wow

[@aaronjohnson6501]

Hard work - amazing craftsman!

[@syreallewyatt5048]

Couple of questions, why is there a lip on the front of the shoe, that you smithed and shoed? 2nd, so like most animals if not maybe all that have nails, how do you tell where the "quick' is? Personally I dont see the indicator like I do on my dog or cat, so is it visually something you see but doesnt show well on camera or is it just a feel for it after awhile?

[@akontilis1792]

I was wondering the same...

[@loonaq4406]

That horse does really well with clipping

[@yeshelllohi]

imagine going to get your nails done and your nail tech pulls out a blowtorch lol. didn't know that was a thing, super cool to see!

[@redsalamander3007]

What a difference! I'm sure the horses are happy to see you.

[@modoc852]

Beautiful job ,my uncle bob would be impressed

[@louiserobinson410]

Beautiful work

[@mek2440]

Good Work 🤗

[@docash2107]

Interesting. That horse was really calm. How do you deal with a horse that is not so nice? I really like the toe cap on this shoe. Horsey be stylin'.

[@makita3680]

These animals are so well behaved!

[@mobilegoat1]

What a beautiful job .